Strolling around St. Petersburg

Sergey Babushkin, the author of this guide is an experienced guide with seven years of experience. The duration of the routes he has suited - from 7.5 to 10 km - the distance with which a pedestrian with a book in his hands will cope in 3-4 hours. Walks will give the most complete idea of ​​the architecture of St. Petersburg, from the Petrine era until the 1950s.
The first four walks are devoted to the historical part of the left bank of the Neva. The next two - Vasilievsky Island and the Petrograd side. The seventh and eighth routes are laid along the outskirts of the Narvsky and Moscow. The last chapter offers a tourist to several additional routes from 1 to 4 km long, including the Alexander Nevsky Lavra and the original Petrograd district